2005 General Plan - City Of Ventura

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S U M M A R Y O F A C T I O N SKEY TO ABBREVIATIONSAS = Administrative Services DepartmentAS [P] = PurchasingCA = City AttorneyCD = Community Development DepartmentCD [A] = AdministrationCD [CP] = Current PlanningCD [LRP] = Long Range PlanningCD [ED] = Economic DevelopmentCD [LD] = Land DevelopmentCD [RDA] = Redevelopment AgencyCC = City CouncilCM = City Manager’s DepartmentCM [CE] = Civic EngagementCS = Community Services DepartmentCS [CR] = Community RecreationCS [CA] = Cultural AffairsCS [GS/AS] = Golf Services/Adult SportsCS [SS] = Social ServicesFD = Fire DepartmentFD [IS] = Inspection ServicesHR = Human Resources DepartmentPD = Police DepartmentPW = Public Works DepartmentPW [E] = EngineeringPW [P] = ParksPW [MS] = Maintenance ServicesPW [U] = UtilitiesShort-term = 0-5 yearsMid-term = 5-10 yearsLong-term = 10-20 yearsOngoing = May require short-, mid-, and long-term action= Action included in the Land Use Plan of the City’s Local Coastal ProgramNumber Action• Spinnaker Drive• Summit Drive• Telegraph Road – east of Victoria Avenue• Victoria Avenue – south of U.S. 101• Wells RoadLeadEntityTimeframe4.37 Request that State Route 126 and 33, and U.S. HWY 101 be designated as State Scenic Highways. CD [LRP] Short-term4.38Continue to work with Caltrans to soften the barrier impact of U.S. HWY 101 by improvingsignage, aesthetics and undercrossings and overcrossings.PW [E/P] Ongoing4.39Maintain street trees along scenic thoroughfares, and replace unhealthy or missing trees alongarterials and collectors throughout the City.PW [P] Ongoing5. OUR SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURERequire low flow fixtures, leak repair, and drought tolerant landscaping (native species if5.1 possible), plus emerging water conservation techniques, such as reclamation, as they become CD [CP] Ongoingavailable.5.2Use natural features such as bioswales, wildlife ponds, and wetlands for flood control and waterquality treatment when feasible.PW [MS/P] Ongoing5.3 Demonstrate low water use techniques at community gardens and city-owned facilities. PW [U/P] Mid-termAugust 8, 2005 2005 Ventura General PlanA-17
A P P E N D I X AKEY TO ABBREVIATIONSAS = Administrative Services DepartmentAS [P] = PurchasingCA = City AttorneyCD = Community Development DepartmentCD [A] = AdministrationCD [CP] = Current PlanningCD [LRP] = Long Range PlanningCD [ED] = Economic DevelopmentCD [LD] = Land DevelopmentCD [RDA] = Redevelopment AgencyCC = City CouncilCM = City Manager’s DepartmentCM [CE] = Civic EngagementCS = Community Services DepartmentCS [CR] = Community RecreationCS [CA] = Cultural AffairsCS [GS/AS] = Golf Services/Adult SportsCS [SS] = Social ServicesFD = Fire DepartmentFD [IS] = Inspection ServicesHR = Human Resources DepartmentPD = Police DepartmentPW = Public Works DepartmentPW [E] = EngineeringPW [P] = ParksPW [MS] = Maintenance ServicesPW [U] = UtilitiesShort-term = 0-5 yearsMid-term = 5-10 yearsLong-term = 10-20 yearsOngoing = May require short-, mid-, and long-term action= Action included in the Land Use Plan of the City’s Local Coastal ProgramNumber ActionLeadEntityTimeframe5.4Update the Urban Water Management plan as necessary in compliance with the State 1983 UrbanWater Management Planning Act.PW [U] Ongoing5.5Provide incentives for new residences and businesses to incorporate recycling and waste diversionpractices, pursuant to guidelines provided by the Environmental Services Office.PW [MS] Ongoing5.6Require project proponents to conduct sewer collection system analyses to determine ifdownstream facilities are adequate to handle the proposed development.PW [U] Ongoing5.7Require project proponents to conduct evaluations of the existing water distribution system, pumpstation, and storage requirements in order to determine if there are any system deficiencies or PW [U] Ongoingneeded improvements for the proposed development.5.8Locate new development in or close to developed areas with adequate public services, where itwill not have significant adverse effects, either individually or cumulatively, on coastal resources.CD [LRP] Ongoing5.9Update development fee and assessment district requirements as appropriate to cover the truecosts associated with development.AS Mid-term5.10Utilize existing waste source reduction requirements, and continue to expand and improvecomposting and recycling options.PW [MS] Mid-term5.11 Increase emergency water supply capacity through cooperative tie-ins with neighboring suppliers. PW [U] Mid-term5.12 Apply new technologies to increase the efficiency of the wastewater treatment system. PW [U] Mid-term2005 Ventura General Plan August 8, 2005A-18
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C H A P T E R 32005 Ventura General
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